Examples of using Disenchanted in English and their translations into Hebrew
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My friend was totally disenchanted.
She's become disenchanted with computer classes.
At a time of loss, it's easy to become disenchanted.
I was exhausted, disenchanted with life.
And yet…? And yet… And yet, I have been feeling a little… disenchanted lately.
He was as disenchanted with it as a man of fifty.
Fredersdorf eventually sought to marry, a move which disenchanted the king.
But I became disenchanted, so I had to get rid of her.
We can tell you that those serving their countries are becoming disenchanted by what they are experiencing.
A young woman disenchanted by love, finds herself trapped in a romantic comedy.
He shook his head like a teacher disenchanted with a favorite pupil.
In 1955, disenchanted by Soviet government policy, Michael left the Communist Party.
They had been using nonviolence for about two years but had grown disenchanted since nobody was paying attention.
A young woman disenchanted with love mysteriously finds herself trapped inside a romantic comedy.
The report also said ISIS"remains a terrorist and insurgent threat" inside Iraq,where the government faces"an increasingly disenchanted public.".
You seem unusually disenchanted with life these days, Mr Barrow.
Job and income uncertainty can keep young people from reaching other traditional markers of adulthood,leaving them disenchanted and discouraged.
Some economists, disenchanted by slow growth in productiveness, fear the glory days are behind us.
Yet, as we start talking about life and love,it soon turns out that our favorite disenchanted pop star is just a big old hippie at heart.
The film follows a young woman disenchanted with love who mysteriously finds herself trapped inside a romantic comedy.
The report also said the Islamic State group"remains a terrorist and insurgent threat" inside Iraq,where the government faces"an increasingly disenchanted public.".
Are you dismayed, disturbed and totally disenchanted with what is happening to the only real planetary home we have?
The problem, argues the circle, is not goodness but alienation, and in circle consciousness the greatest evil is to be cut off,distant, disenchanted, out of the circle.
Alienated from National and disenchanted with government policy, Muldoon announced his resignation to the party caucus on 10 November 1991.
We must reach out to all our countrymen, especially our disenchanted brothers who are not part of al-Qaida or other terrorist networks," Karzai told the meeting.
We must reach out to all of our countrymen, especially our disenchanted brothers, who are not part of al Qaeda, or other terrorist networks, who accept the Afghan constitution,” he said.
Sigal, one of the co-founders of Kingsley Hall, eventually became disenchanted with the Laingian commune, especially after he discovered that Laing and his cohorts preached nonviolence but practiced violence.
By the time that Zhou returned to China in the spring of 1919, he had become deeply disenchanted with Japanese culture, rejecting the idea that the Japanese political model was relevant to China and disdaining the values of elitism and militarism that he observed.[24].
